Microsoft offers its famous Zune PMP with the lower price. Check the list below. * Zune 4GB $99.99 * Zune 8GB $139.99 * Zune 16GB $179.99 * Car Pack $69.99 * Home/AV Pack $59.99 * Dock Pack $39.99 From the list above, we know that the 4GB, 8GB and 16GB of Zune models have received a $30, $10 and $20 discount, respectively. [Source] Tags: pvr, buyers guides, M4A, gadgets (Read the full post about ‘Microsoft Zune Price Cut’…)
Toshiba today launched three new data video projectors with HDMI support that can be used directly via WiFi, or from a Microsoft Windows 6.0 PDA and smartphone. The Toshiba TLP-X200 is a high-end model that features a resolution of 1024×768, a brightness of 3000 lumens, and audio guidance. Meanwhile, the Toshiba TLP-WX200 provides a resolution of 1280×800, a brightness of 2200 lumens, and audio guidance. The Toshiba TLP-WX100 doesn’t have audio guidance features. No word on pricing of these projectors. (Read the full post about ‘Three Data Video Projectors From Toshiba’…)
TeamSpeak is similar to Ventrilo as it is also used to enable people to communicate with each other over the Internet. It comes with a client and a server program. The server acts like a host to several users available in different parts of world. It allows different users to get into a conference and communicate with each other while they are connected to the same server.
Like Ventrilo, which is run on the Ventrilo servers, the TeamSpeak also requires a server for its execution.
Do you or your kids have some valuables that need stashed away and kept safe? Well Discovery has a safe that can only be opened by the sound of your voice. Which would be handy for hiding things away from either your spouse or your siblings. Hopefully though this safe offers better voice recognition than the diaries that get released every so often that claim the same things. To crack those diaries all you have to do is hear the person say whatever it is to open it. Then match the ups and downs in their voice and you’re in. (Read the full post about ‘The Discovery Voice-Activated Biometric Safe’…)
Barack Obama may have to relinquish his ever-present blackberry for security reasons when he becomes U.S. President in January, but no way will he give up exploiting the digital technology he built his election campaign on. Obama has launched brief weekly talks and will be posting them on YouTube. Among his promises in the first chat: putting $150 billion toward creating 5 million jobs by creating a new green energy economy. Your response may depend on your politics. You can look at this reaching out as transparency in government - or as plain old politicking, notes Lidija Davis on ReadWriteWeb. Find the video and a link to the transcript of the 3 1/2-minute talk there too. Tags: gadgets, home theater, (Read the full post about ‘Obama now a YouTube regular’…)
CNN has put up a sneak peek at the fascinating technology being developed by creative geniuses around the world - technology having the potential to offer products that will soon become the coolest must-haves. All of the featured designs are either working prototypes or are expected to become actual products in the next five years. The well-rounded list includes gadgets that not only suggest great utility and impeccable design, but possess great looks as well. Some of the gadgets that have made it into the list: the Voicestick - a portable text-scanning device that can convert any text on paper into voice information, the iBangle - a portable mp3 player that doubles up as a bracelet, the Lego-James - a GPS bracelet that allows parents to keep track of their children even as it entertains, the Origami phone and DVD - technology that uses the art of origami for the display screens of phones and DVDs. (Read the full post about ‘CNN rounds up cool futuristic tech designs’…)
